UV lights kill germs and bacteria, but they don't remove dust or particles from the air. Sam explains that dust needs filters or air cleaners, plus sealed ductwork to stop it from getting in. You can't eliminate dust completely, only reduce it.
UV lights actually take care of bacteria growth. Anything on that coal on the unit, it's not going to help your dust problem. When you look at these contamination levels, you're looking at dust particles, germs, bacteria, and then you're looking at odors. So it's going to handle germs, bacteria, which is a level two, we call it. But level one, dust and particles is really handled by the filter. There are some better filters you can get. Also air cleaners you can get to help that problem. And also, when we look at a duct system, a lot of the dirt and dust come because that duct system is not sealed. So you can actually seal your duct system to stop that from causing some dust problems. Now, you're not going to totally eliminate dust. It's not going to happen. But you can improve the chances of not having so much dust. SAM.
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